Sarah Palin Disses Former Lt Gov Parnell, Endorses Independent/Democrat Ticket for Governor
The endorsement came at a reception hosted by Palin Tuesday night in which she told about 100 guests that she supports Walker and his running mate, Byron Mallott, because she trusts them to responsibly develop Alaska’s resources for the maximum benefit of the state’s residents, said a release from the Walker-Mallott campaign.
http://www.adn.com/article/20141022/sarah-palin-endorses-walker-mallott-ticket
Say what you want about Sarah, but when she was governor she helped raise taxes on Big Oil in Alaska so that the state would get it''s fair share of our oil wealth. Her ACES tax created a huge savings account +$15 Billion.
Sean Parnell worked for Exxon against the people of Alaska, then went to work as top lobbyist for Conoco Phillips before sneaking into office when Sarah quit.
I think it was Parnell/Koch people that drove her out of office because they lost a lot of money and have done everything they can to take it back ever since.
Parnell is wasting the saved billions as fast as possible, while complaining ACES didn't work.
He changed the tax code to give the oil companies $2 Billion of our money every year, and now the state is in a $2 Billion per year deficit.
I know a stopped clock is right twice a day, but this issue...she really seems to understand and care more about the state than corporations.
And I know everyone thinks she is an idiot, but don't your wonder why the media always focused on her being an idiot? I mean, they are ALL idiots Paul Ryan and his compulsive laughable lies economic plan designed to kill all poor people, Romney had no plans, no real issues and nothing to say. I don't remember the media going after him for being empty headed. And 'get off of my lawn' McCain...seriously wrong about everything yet on TV every Sunday still telling us what to do. I could go on, but seriously ALL REPUBLICANS ARE IDIOTS, she is no different, I think maybe they went after her because she hadn't sold out to Big Oil.
